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Vikrant Parsai
There are two things that
There are two things that are without law, God and necessity.
98
Vikrant Parsai
Money makes a man; even
Money makes a man; even if he were a monkey before to start with.
106
Vikrant Parsai
The worst thing about proverbs
The worst thing about proverbs and quotations is that the fools make no use of them.
75
Vikrant Parsai
Man proposes, God disposes is
Man proposes, God disposes is not the matter, the matter is what man possesses.
113
Vikrant Parsai
If you can hide love
If you can hide love and a cough, then I say you can hide your ignorance too.
117
Vikrant Parsai
A little knowledge may or
A little knowledge may or may not be a dangerous thing. It will certainly soon be more expensive.
108
Vikrant Parsai
God helps and also remembers
God helps and also remembers those who help others before they help themselves.
84
Vikrant Parsai
Whom the gods love die
Whom the gods love die young, thatâs why the gods love war.
128
Vikrant Parsai
The important thing in dealing
The important thing in dealing with the Indian is not to believe everything you hear.
79
Vikrant Parsai
It seems one must leave
It seems one must leave home to learn the definition of life.
123
Vikrant Parsai
There is a first time
There is a first time for everything and last for nothing.
121
Vikrant Parsai
Forgive the person who confesses
Forgive the person who confesses his fault because it is already half redressed.
75
Vikrant Parsai
The first duty of a
The first duty of a woman in her all life is to obey.
162
Vikrant Parsai
Too much familiarity breeds contempt.
Too much familiarity breeds contempt.
88
Vikrant Parsai
Experience is as effective a
Experience is as effective a teacher as a woman because one does tend to remember her lessons.
94
Vikrant Parsai
Hope lights up our darkness.
Hope lights up our darkness.
88
Vikrant Parsai
The world can be divided
The world can be divided into two categories: those who eat to live and those who live to eat.
111
Vikrant Parsai
Every man for himself and
Every man for himself and the Devil for all.
133
Vikrant Parsai
I have no particular objection
I have no particular objection to death by its very nature; it pays all bills.
90
Vikrant Parsai
When you are in doubt
When you are in doubt what to do, it is wise to do nothing.
138
Vikrant Parsai
The course of true love
The course of true love never remains the same according to its syllabus.
143
Vikrant Parsai
It is the company which
It is the company which makes the occasion, not the surroundings.
88
Vikrant Parsai
A man is known by
A man is known by the company he keeps, but a woman by the man who keeps her.
121
Vikrant Parsai
Though manners makes, yet apparel
Though manners makes, yet apparel shapes.
132